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Scarce J. FALLOWS PAT. 1865 - MESS SPOON $85.00 |
| Autograph, John C. Underwood $75.00 |
| Report of the State Pension Agent of Mas $10.00 |
| 1863 Civil War Patriotic Token, General $50.00 |
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Marcus Morton $10.00 |
| Albert Gallatin $10.00 |
| original c. 1842 COLD WATER ARMY – Temper $65.00 |
| Autograph, General Charles G. Harker $250.00 |
![5 x 7 3/4, imprint.
Headquarters Department of the Gulf
New Orleans, Sept. 6, 1862
General Orders No. 67
All commanders of Regiments, Batteries and detached Companies, in this Department, having discharged soldiers or men entitled to go home, will repor[t] the same to the Quartermaster immediately, so that they may be sent by the first transport.
By command of
MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER
R.S. DAVIS, Capt. & A.A.A.G.
Scarce Department of the Gulf imprint. Excellent.](https://www.tias.com/stores/war/thumbs/ud2580a.jpg) |
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1862 Orders Issued by General Benjamin F $15.00 |
| Civil War Era Brass Medical Bleeder $150.00 |
| Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts $10.00 |
| 1700s early 1800s CURLING IRON $65.00 |
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vintage -Maysville, Kentucky – Cotton Mi $20.00 |
| vintage LILY MILLS - Shelby, N. Carolina $20.00 |
| Autograph, Alexander Ramsey $35.00 |
| Gen. Thomas S. Allen 2nd & 5th Wisconsin $65.00 |
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mid 1800s advertising checkerboard – SNO $295.00 |
| United States 3 Cents Piece $10.00 |
| State of Virginia Civil War Button $150.00 |
| Autograph, Thomas F. Bayard $35.00 |
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Alexandria Arsenal Supplies Ammuntion to $250.00 |
| 1863 State of Kentucky Lottery Ticket $20.00 |
| Civil War era percussion conversion - U. $895.00 |
| Autograph, General John F. Farnsworth $50.00 |
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| ![<b>Judge Advocate of the Union Army
Special Judge Advocate during the trial of the Lincoln Conspirators!
One of the managers in the President Andrew Johnson impeachment trial</b>
(1815-1900) Served as U.S. Congressman, 1855-63. He appointed George A. Custer as a cadet to the U.S. Military Academy. Appointed by President Abraham Lincoln as Judge Advocate of the Union Army in 1864. He also served as Judge Advocate during the trial of the Lincoln Conspirators. Re-elected to the U.S. Congress, he served 1865-73. Served as one of the managers in the impeachment proceedings against President Andrew Johnson, and made the three day closing speech at the trial. Served as Minister to Japan, 1873-85.
<u>Document Signed</u>: 8 x 3, imprinted bank check filled out and signed in ink. M.R. Penn, General Merchandise, Means, Harrison Co., Ohio. Cadiz, O.[hio], Dec. 8, 1896. The Fourth National Bank. Pay to the order of Henry Kimball, $18.50. Jno. A. Bingham. Stamped Paid. Endorsed on the reverse. Light age toning and wear. Desirable Lincoln related signature.](https://www.tias.com/stores/war/thumbs/auto4798a.jpg) |
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antique toy Cap Gun – CAPS (5 rolls) $22.00 |
| Victorian era POLISHED SATIN RIBBON – or $45.00 |
| Autograph, John A. Bingham $125.00 |
| Order Concerning the Organization of the $15.00 |
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Photograph, General Sterling A. M. Wood $25.00 |
| Civil War era WORM CURE APOTHECARY LABEL $65.00 |
| CIVIL WAR era LADIES MISER’S PURSE $95.00 |
| original ! Civil War era enlisted Hardee $35.00 |
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General Marston Assigned to Command $15.00 |
| Autograph, General Napoleon J. T. Dana $125.00 |
| original c. 1840 – HOLLIS BLACK INK / Fo $95.00 |
| Autograph, General William F. Barry $75.00 |
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| ![This antique salesman’s sample is a scaled down working, demonstration model of the full scale, <I>hand crank</I>, cloths wringer by the American Wringer Company of New York. [Seldon A. Bailey invented the mechanical clothes wringer in 1859 and began producing the wringers on a small scale in 1860 as the <B>American Wringer Co.</B>. The company prospered for years until the powered washing machine became widely available.] Fashioned of wood with tinned cast iron components and rubber rollers, the body of the wringer (minus the crank) is 5 ¾ inches wide. This miniature remains in nice all original condition. A really neat little collectable, this wringer will come with a copy of a wringer advertisement taken from a Civil War era <I>Leslies</I>. As with <U>all direct sales</U>, we are pleased to offer a <B>no questions asked three day inspection with refund of the purchase price upon return as purchased!</B> Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques !](https://www.tias.com/stores/gunsight/thumbs/5511a.jpg) |
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Francis Lord collection- post Civil War $175.00 |
| working model - Salesman’s Sample CLOTHE $195.00 |
| 19th century word & picture PUZZLE $40.00 |
| CLASSIC LIGHT FIXTURE $550.00 |
![Measuring approximately 5 ½ X 4 1/8 inches this small preprinted and hand completed receipt confirms the extensive utilization of slave labor on <B><I>fortifications at and near the City</I></B> as Richmond prepared for the Seven Days Battles that would soon swirl around the Capitol City. The slave <I>Booker</I> was provided by <I>Anne Belle Leftwich</I>, child bride of [destined to be Colonel] <I>Alexander Hamilton Leftwich</I> who would serve in Co. B <B>VMI Corps of Cadets</B> at the <I><B>Battle of Newmarket</I></B>. Ordered by regular Confederate Engineer, <B>Lt. Col. W. H. Stevens</B> who was responsible for Richmond’s fortifications. He was promoted to Brig. General in August 1864 and is said to have been the last man to cross the Mayo Bridge the night Richmond was evacuated. All original and in pleasing condition with no rips, tears or repairs. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques!](https://www.tias.com/stores/gunsight/thumbs/5564a.jpg) |
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rare! 1862 Slave Labor Receipt for: FORT $325.00 |
| VINTAGE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER $3400.00 |
| DECO PENDANT LIGHT $1800.00 |
| Civil War era SAIL MAKERS NEEDLE PACKET $95.00 |
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early India Rubber TELESCOPING CUP with $175.00 |
| mid to late 1700s through early 1800s K $65.00 |
| Autograph, General Adam E. King $20.00 |
| Three Cheers for the Red, White & Blue $5.00 |
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Our Flag is Still There $5.00 |
| VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL TEE LIGHT $1200.00 |
| INDUSTRIAL PULLEY PENDANTS $1500.00 |
| ANTIQUE PENDANT LIGHT $4500.00 |
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Photograph, General George P. Doles $25.00 |
| Photograph, William L. Yancey $10.00 |
| Photograph, General Thomas N. Waul $25.00 |
| Classic wall sconces $225.00 |
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General Gillmore Appointed Commander of $15.00 |
| Autograph, Oliver J. Dickey $25.00 |
| General Foster Named Commander Departmen $15.00 |
| Payment Voucher G. A. R. Post No. 20, Cole $10.00 |
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